server: Wrap ExternalStorage factory methods in externalStorageBuilder struct #50293
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Previously, we initialized the ExternalStorage factory methods on
creation of a NewServer() as all the required config params were
ready-to-use.
With future work related to user scoped storage requiring access to the
underlying storage.Engine, this change introduces a wrapper around these
factory methods. Using a builder struct allows us to split the
"creation" and "initialization" of the builder between the NewServer()
and Start() methods respectively. This allows for params which are only
initialized on server.Start() to be propogated to the builder for future
use.
This is part of a gradual refactor of the ExternalStorage factory
interface and is primarily to unblock development of #47211.
Release note: None